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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-22

PRESENTATION. Mr.. Robt Bell, late Su-
psrintendent of the W., o. & w. railroad
who has recently been transferred to the
engineering department of the Richmond
and Dauvile road at Goldsboro', n. c., was
last night presented by the employees of
the W, o. & w. road with q handsome
gold headed cane as token of the regard
and esteem in which he is held by them.
The presentation was made in Mr.. Bells
former office in this city by Mr.. Hubert
SnOwdcn on behalf of the employees, who,
he said, wished in this way to acknowledge
the Kindness and courtesy with which they
had been treated by Mr.. B. while he was
superintendent of the road Mr.. Bell, in
accepting the cane, returned his hearty
thanks for the compliment, and said it
would always be pleasant reminder of his
sojourn in Alexandria, and especially his
relations with the employees of the W., o.
Il W. K r.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

In the last days of March two wind.
mill agents called on n Wayne county
farmer ut the same time, and under
the cirrunist ances each felt 1t incun,.
bent on him to do his level hest to
make n sale One talked, and then
the other talked, and then both talked
ut once, and each talked SO well that
the farmer could not make up his
mind which mill to take. He finally
said:
"Gentlesncn, ! zee only one way. to
do. You are both about OF . size,
and YOU can come out to the barn,
psel on your coats and 60 at 1t. The
one who ticks makes = SALE"
The agents agreed, and in few min
utes we're hard ut it. They upset the
tanning mill. smashed in the granary
door, broke the hind spring OF the
family carriage, and frightened a young
cali into tits as they threshed around,
and a. the afternoon waned and the
sun began to 80 down without either
man giving in. the farmer, who was
roosiins OH the hay NOV for safety,
called down:
'.Gent len,er, the referee decides this
fight draw, and you kin wash Oh the
blood and take my order fur both
."-Dctroit Free Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

Under tie provisions Of house bill
No. ~ the board Of stock commission
era formulated the following rules for
recording Of brands:
l. For the purpose of recording
brands and marks animals shall he
divided into classes:
I Cattle.
II Horses, mules and asses.
III Sheep, swine and goats.
2. All persons making applicati ton
for recording brands or marks shall
designate the class or Glasses for which
said brand ID to be used.
3. No mark or brand shall be ~
corded that in any manner conflicts
with any other brand or mark on
record.
4 A person recording q brand will
be permitted to use the brand on one
sids only Of the animal and on only
one place for original brand and one
place for vent Of same.
In order to transfer titles to animals
hearing recorded brands, the party
selling shall vent or cause to be vented
the brand, with character same as
original brand, but may he the Same
brand reduced not more than half in
aise, and on the same side Of the ami
NAL A. the original brand.
q. In addition to bar, a letter, a
figure or q character to an existing
r.x:Ortissl brand. in the same position
and same side Of an animal, shall he
considered an infringement on the
priority of said brand and shall not
be recorded.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

Lewiston, I. r., Teller: An amusing
incident, which resulted quite fatally
for q poor dog. is said to have occur
red at an Indian wigwam near Lew
istown, Idaho, the other day bctw
Professor McAllis, the magician, and
the noble redskins. The Indians had
q small dog that the professor took
quite q liking to, and he made himself
quite familiar with the brute by pat
ting and petting him. He asked the
Indians how much they would take
for him, to which they replied that
they did not want to sell him.
The professor said "him very valu-
able dog" ut the same time rubbing
him down the back to his tail length,
at each stroke taking a handful of
money from the end OF his tail, also
from his mouth, ears and nose. At
these strange proceedings the Indians
stood in awe and astonishment. After
the professor left their premises, they
took the dog down to the river bank,
where the poor brute was doomed to
die an SYNONYMOUS death. There they
killed and dissected him with the idea
that they would reap from, his carcass
plenty Of Doodle.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Edgar, have
you written your composition?
William Eigar-Ycs, sir.
SchoOlmaster-Vcry well, please step
to the platform and read it to the
school. What is the subject?
William Eigar-A pig.
schoolmaster-Ap pig! Well, procecd.
William Edear-A pig IN q nAonasyi-
liable and it talks in them. 1t 10 =
Heb, ew plant, amphibiously inclined
and indigenous to the suburbs Of met
ropolitan centees. It thrives best in
rocky regions and ON made land. 4
iertiIixin0 compound, the principal
ingredients Of which ars equal parts
Of tomato cans, hoopskirt wire. a
quahog and oyster shells, coal clink-
ers, empty paint pots, broken crock
cry, glassware and bric-a-brack, in said
to be a great incentive to further its
rapid growth. The end Sc it wae.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

The awards Of contracts for supply
ing besf TO the various Indian agencies
has bssn made by the Indian conlmis-
sioner. The bids range from 5 to ID
per cent. lower than those Of last
year, which will RESULT in q saving Of
FULLY $50, OOOto the government. Fol
lowing are the successful bidders:
John n. Simpson Of Texas, gets the
contract for the Rosebud agency,
$500. 900 pounds, also the Lower
Brule agency, 1,15O.OOO; William A..
Paxton the Pine Ridge agency, $500
600; Thomas C. Power the Standing
Rock agency, 1000, 900; D. X. Flint
the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe agency,
5000, 900, and the same quantity for
the Kiowa, Wichita and Commanche
agencies; Joseph l.. Smith the Chey-
enns River agsncy, $3.50, 900; Joseph
II. Harupson the San Carlos agency,
/ 800, 900; !. q. Baker the Blackfeet
agency, 1000, 900; Robert A. larry
the Crow agency, 1000, O(DO; John II.
Conrad the Fort Peck agency, 1000
600.
Msesrs. !. G. Baker 4 Co. and r. C..
Power 4 Bro. Of TT. benton, and j..
H. Conrad have thus been awarded
contracts for 5000, 900 pounds, COW
ering all the agencies Of northern
Montana. The Benton Transporta-
ton company has been awarded the
contracts for tbs transportation of
all Indian supplies up the river.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

=. 2. -. 0o00o0s A6eeOoo0 ~ OO9oo09
sAs osoees - Moase.
MONTEREY, CAL, April 24,-E. r. NJ.
Simmons. the manager OF the Hotel
del Monte, which was recently burned
hsre, has been arrested on . charge
Of setting the house on fire. Il 10
intimatsd that other arrests will be
made. Simmons, it 10 charged, has
served . term in an eastern peniten-
tiary for embezzlement.
The police say that they have str one
evidence against Simmons. 1t IL known
beyond doubt that the water pipes
had been tampered with At the time
Of the fire. The police claim that they
have witnesses who saw Simmons
walk away from the direction Of the
fire few minutes before the flames
were discovered. Il il also said that
Simmons has been found to he %, OOO
short in his accounts; also that ut the
time Of the FIRE, when every was doing
ell be could to save lives and property,
Simmons was walking around with his
hands IN bic pockets, and that when
requested to laod his assistance he
replied: ~ have nothing moro to do
with this place"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

Montana will produce fully $780,
OOO, 900 this year in precious and bare
met ais. Three mines alone, the Blue
Bird, Granite Mountain and Drum
I.ummon, will show an increase Of
upwards of 43,OOO.OO over their
record last year. The copper pro-
ductiOn will be 2O,NDO,OM pounds
more than tho output OF 1850, and
the gold mines recently opened, or
more extensively opened, will easily
show an improvement to the extent
Of eo,OOO,OOO at the present rate
of production. Montana is already
ahead Of Colorado, according to OFF,
cial statistics, and by the end Of the
current year this peerless territory
will be in condition to acknowledge no
rival in the field Of mining. The camp
Of Butte will he entitled to the credit
of over one-half Of the territorial
product. Inter Mountain.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

A, the Niles City Cattlegrowe,s
meet i,sx, Granville stuart offered and
spoke in support Of the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, There IL and has been y
growing tendency Oh the part Of those
employed in the cattle rOund-ups to
overdSive and rush the cattle for the
aako a sitting thsm 70 the roundup
wOunAo in too short time, 70 the very
1uAA injury Of The eatt)e and alsO Of
The horssa ridden N the drive, and
Whereas, TIE roundup c0rrals have
either very poorly c0nstructsd wineR
or none At ~, thereby causing the
cattle TO b. janmed and bruised
against the corral walls and a9ainst
each other, and also causing the cattle
to break away, either singley or in
email punches, having to be chased all
over the prairie to their very great
injury. and also Of the horses ridden,
and
Whereas, In handling and branding
ing much unnecessary suffering and
cruelty to them, and
Whereas, Many Of the employees arr
ncedlesely harsh and brutal in the
treatment Of horses ridden by them
10 the manifest injury to the animals
themselves. and thereby to the tinan.
cial interests Of the owners; therefore,
t,e il
Resolved, That We earnestly recon-
mend that the forsmsn Of each district
roundup be instructed by the owner
in such district to use every means to
protect the calves, horses and cattle
from ell the abuses herein named by
using every prscaution, and we ple.ies
the fullest support Of this association
to carry out the sentiment Of these
resolutions.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

San Bernadino Gazette: 4 new form
of amusement has l,een inaugnrated
in this city, called the Huezing club,
and the modus operandi is as follows:
The ladies' are all masked and the
gentlemen are allowed to hug them
Tor fifteen cents after which they uu-
mask. This has been kept secret for
a long time, but = reporter OF the
Gaxette caught on yesterday. through
the indignation of . husband, who had
attended one of the hueging matches
and had paid fifteen cents for the
privilege Of huasing his own wife. He
SAYS he will never take in One vi thOse
new-fangled affairs again.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

TEN YEARS AGO. m
December a6th, 1875. The
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
was founded. II was the pio-
neer Of low-priced journalism
in the west. From the first
the controlling conviction Of
its managers has been that a
cheap paper" should be
cheap only in price; that its
news should be as fresh and
complete. its editorial discus
sion as able. and its general
tone and character as pure
and healthful as its best and
highest-priced contemporary
This has been its ideal. How
well il has succeeded in the
actual attainment Of 20 high
a standard is best evidenced
in the fact that it now regu-
larry prints and sells over
10000 papers a day,-a lar
ger circulation than that Of all
other Chicago dailies CON-
bined.
The CHICAGO DAILY
NEWS is an lNDEPEND-
EMIT newspaper. 1t is not
partisan. Neither is it a neu-
trail. 1t is a paper Of positive
opinion, expressed without fear
or favor. 1t seeks the patron
age Of people who love coun-
Try more than party.
The CHICAGO DAILY
NEWS is the only cent
paper in the west that is .
member Of the Associated
Press. II prints ALL THE NEWS.
Sold by oil new, dealers at tvo ceals pr cory
Mailed - any sddsess. postage psepai1. ~ sss
dolisss per yeas. % ~ shsstss tsD - rsss es
fifty cents per month. Address vicAss ?. Lswsca.
Publisher rAe DAILY NEWS. ~ yi1lA Ave-.
Tie CHICAGO WEEKLY
NEWS pages. 81 columns
is the largest dollar weekly
IN America.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

LAND uvE:cE AT HELIxA, n. T.. I
Anil IL iSS. |

LAND OrE!cE AT HELHxA, N. T..
April u. 1851.
Notice is hereby gvcu thst the following named
settler has n,ci notice of his intention ~ make
final proof In support vi his claim. and that said
proof will h made efore the Clerk u the District
Court in and for Fergus county. 1t Lc~istcwn,
Montana. on May 18th. 1887. s,x:
John y. kpaulaiaE.
Who made presumption declsratoy statement No.
si06 for the WI Sea. SEA SEA sec. Is, Me- I
NEtz, sec - TIP. II nosth, range II east.
He nanes the following witneasea to prove his
continuous residence upon, end cultivation o. said
land. via: Rernsrd q Dixon, Rsutxn Godfrey.
OrYin stevens and winfFed H. Davis. al II tbst,
Montana.
>. W. LAnGHORSE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05
Notice Of Final Entry.

lARD Owes AZ HsL8SA. n I'll
April 23sd, laes. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nassed
ssttlws has AIed notice Of bic intentiea ~ oake
ANAL proof In support Of HE elaim, end that aid
prof will he made hsSose. the Prebase J"dss
II Fergus county. y. r.. q Iewistowm. ". T.. On
June lth, 1es7, viz:
G10a0 q. 0oaleh.
Who made pre- caption declsrstory statement No.
C5i7 for the Nwt4 SCI, NE1< swIt, Els NW,..
Zee. Is. Tp. u n, r. II Z.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of.
said land. Wis: John u. stslsins. Mike Gurnett f.
Lew ". Eldrtdse and Christian H. smith, all of
Cottonwood, n. T.
T. W. LAN6n0RKE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

"SiYe."
"Yes, Daniel"
IL have often wondered Why an ice
palace Was not erected in Washington
this winter"
why, Daniel it ie hardly cold
enough here"
But the requisite amount Of cool.
ness could easily be obtained.
Howl
by having Governor Hill stand on
one sids a ths ste and you on the
other"
Danisl doeld Just in ~ - save his
head from . blow 6om ~ handle OF
the veto nAehiao. which iust than
oAyeened &c ,ss she room -Pseteh'rrS
;h.on, 10
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05
WORKING GLASSES
ATTENf1O.

We ere uoW prepared to furnish oil clssss~ With
employ nent q home. the whole Of the time. or for
their spare momeuts. Rusiness new, light and
profitable, Penons Of either easily earn from
10 cents 10 eS.O0 per evening, and . proportional
sum by divoting oil their time to the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly D much ~ men. That
all Who see this may aend their address. and test
the business, ~ make this offer. To such - ar
not we'll aatis6cd Ne will send one dollar to pay
for the trouble Of writing. Full particular and
outfit free. Address George sfiNsON 4 Co..
Portland, Natae.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

LAND OvSrcs At HsisnA. Mt.
March - 1907.
Eotics 10 hereby given thal the following .nAaseA
settler hes died notice Of his tstsatiea - neee
Aaal proof In support Of HE claia, aa1 that saae
proof win - 4sAs bs1ess SAs Psooote yuAee -
fesyps County, n. T.. u IDsiatevn. u. T., -
Nay s. 1857. vis:s
0oorge ~. Loosy,
Who msds pse.empttoa deelasetesy sease1eos Ne.
es2s. Sos The sW1< kee. II. 70. 10 ssssh. roa0e
II eaae.
consinu0us rssldeNce Hp6a. cd euDeAve1loo 81.
said laad. vts: yeha Toe0ls. Wiliie0 ". D.
witt. Leon 4. Lapalne aoA Chasbae = kieAor4e.
eli " LeWiseoWn. Mont.
Q. ". LApenoaWB, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05
Notico Of Final Entry.

LAxc OFFICE At HELENA, AoSrArA,
April II. 1887.
Notice IL hevsby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
xnaI pSoof in support of his Claim and that said
proof will lie male tsiore the Pfotsi. Ju3ss OF
Fergus County. Montana Territory. II Lewis
town MT. on May nth. iss.. viz;
JOhw l.. Wetdemam.
sho made homestead application No Isl. for the
M NWl., Ss-c u. SEA sW.4. 6Wi&. SEA, See.
HIP. u nossh. range " east
re names the following Witness 70 prove HE
ceasinuouo peetdeuee upon, and cultivation 81.
aid lond, Ms: Bomuel Phillip. Robert sullin.
or. Jansss L. Cleeg anA Chsississ Hansen, al Of
.. ". lAnanoaxs. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

LApp Ogvscs 81 HgIEx. n. r..
Mach d 1Do2

LApp Ogvscs ~ HgIEx. N. T..
March ~, 1887.
Notice IL hereby given thar the following
named settler has iiied notice NJ his intsn.
claim, and that said proof will 30 made be.
fore the Probate Judge Of Fergus county:
Mont. at lewis;own. Montana, on May 8,
1861, viz:
Mensy kseesa.
who made homestead application No.
2.a9. for the "a NEi. sW2 NEa. SEA Nw4,
SEC. .. Tp. II n, r. l2E
He names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of. said land, viz, Daniel
Thomas. John Thomas. Daniel Martin and
benjamin ID. Phillips. oil Of Dubuque.
Montana.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05
Notico Of Final Entry.
LAxD OrvIcE At HELENA, MONTANA,
March N. 1887.

March ~. 1887.
Notice IL hereby gwen that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of his inten.
ton 10 make final praNsf in support Of hts
claim, and that said proof win be made
before the Probsi = Judge VI Fergus County.
Montana. 1t Lewistown. n. r.. ON May IL,
iSS7, viz:
Who made homestead application No.
2375, for the lot Sec. 8 and W. SE3. NWl
SEA. Sec. IL, Tp. 10 north. range n east.
He Nance the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upOn. and
culuvation Of. said land, viz: Rezin
Anderson and EdWAri Skrukererd. Ut FOrt
Maginnis, Mont, Willisin H. Kelly aud
Daniel Crowley. OF Lcwist0wn, Mont.
Bw. I.AHaRoRNe Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05
LAss Ossses .. BeIa.A. T. T.. |

LAsD O1S,cs ~ HeIaaA. =. TIL
Mach -. toe7.
Nssica y hssshg givea 49, ~ Soelewtse -ReGsed
ssstlsS ~ Md soltce u bic intestiea 70 oake
6nsl pseef N eapp(ft 81 BIZ claim. aa4 tAae sas1
prso( WilI b 066o vsfese ~ prehoao Judee Of
fergue County. q Lewiss~w. Neatsss- on Nay
9Th, 1ee7. Wis:
E0vVea 0oolooo0,
Vhs ma1s pee-eMPtioa declassaSsy statement No.
eUOA ~ IL 8W5< nsc. ~. To. NE.. n. Is eass.
H nan0 IT, Jelleviae witnesses 70 prove bis
coasiowsas susi4eees spoa. ~ esletv6tioa Of
said Nod, via: neasen Norris and william
y, Joass. II Cott0aVeSd, Montana william
wssdeviin spd Jerome isvsisha. q Philhsoeh.
M0atsas.
8. ~. LAn0HORnE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05

4. y. LASp Ovscs, HELExA. N. T.. |
March Is, 1857.

March IL. 1857.
Complaint having been enterci at this
Office BY Hugh Green against John 3
Atcisison. for failure to comply with Law ~
tn timber-culture entry No ll03. dated
September 2. 1884. upon the ~ SEA and
lots !. 2. 5 and :. sec. q. Tp. u north.
range % east, In Fergus county, Montana.
with view to the cancellation oi said EN-.
try; cs.ntestsnt alleging that the claimant
has failed to break or caused to he broken.
dive scrss. "a required by Law the first
year, or ct any time since. and has wholly
failed tn comply with the timh~r-cultnre
lava up to the present time. The said par
ties Gre hereby summoned ;" svl,ear IT this
ONCE on the 34'h day ~ May. 1877. at ~
O'Clock. . M. 70 respond ami furnish ter.
tim0ny concerning said alleged failure. said
testimony tai be taken before r. A. Mar
low. notary public at his Office On the
l2th day Of Nay. 1881.
4. W. LASoHoRSE Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

HoN. JONI n. LoSo. one of Old Ot.
ford. mo., distinguished 'oas, VAS
l.,, week defeated Coz uniisd States
Ssnator. IN Massachusetts,, by Senator
Daws. The eon,ss, -ss no, wholly
measure u strength inside the party
Senator Dawes. although q Republican,
"a, elected BY Democratic votes, and
f.ilsd 90 receive reelection BY bis osr
party IN The Bay State Legislature. Al
the previous contest Coz senator in that
Conmonwsalih. which resulted in the re-
turn q Ilca. George 7. HoAr TO The Sen
.,s. Gov. Long dsclinsd similar honor.
We are Informed. on the highest author
iiy. that tie Governor was iendsrei the
votes o. ihe better class Of Dsmcera,s TO
numbsr Sufficient 20 guarantee bis
election ever Mr.. HoAr. And promptly
declined the same. similar condaci Ga
ihc part o. Mr. Hsnry l.. Dawes would
h.vr hen rommendAole
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
STATE PICK-UPs

NJ. EstAbroOk J. Posse. OF RocklAni,
Rats. famlly troubles.
Frst Lovelace. OF BrOokt0u. washing
ton County. feil into The hopper OF . barb
mil All was literally groaud 70 pieces.
Two tramps attempted 20 ROB = Far.
miugton Falls merchant one night last
week. bui be succeeded 10 driving them
o.
Drummond Hal. large wooden build
lng iu Farmingion caught IRE Friday
morning. and ha; for the new steam Gre
engine another conftgraiion voali ssfely
have resulted.
Ayolrg nAn by TIE name OF Williams,
belonging Ia Roxblry. Mass, wAs thrown
from train a. Wells. aud so severely In
AIRED that be Diet s0oa AFTER.
Charles welch. = night waiehmia on
TIE canal a. The kalcksrbocker Ice house
10 Ftrmlngiale fe,l intO al opening, aud
vss swept uuter he Ice By The eurrent.
NcFul.ni. tried A. IN accessory after
The fact 10 ihe mafter % Game v.rieus
ilil ant Niles. AS acquitted and dis.
charged II vas apparent from The be-
ginning o. TIE trial that this voali Dc The
result
n has beer discovered that consiierabl.
Underground Insurance." has been carried
Ga ~ Portland agents.-insurance has
been placed by then 10 Wild cat cOmpan-
les. not licensed % 90 ouslness In this
state The indications are that more or
less OF tais kiai % baslness has been done
a. throogh The State.
A girl named Matilda Cook died 10
Lewiston Monday. An examination show
ed that death Was the result OF an sb0r'
tiOn-Au iuqaes, vas held. which contin-
ued several days. There Was some mys-
terry about the matter Al frst, bat 10 was
hrally unravelied BY The confession OF the
doctor 10 attendance that the girls lover
performed The operation, while be was
presen; simply a. attendant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
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Great excitement, has been caused In The
vicinity % Paris. Tsxs., ~ The remnks'
Die recovery 81 Mr.. J. X. Cofiey. who wss
80 helpless he could not tnrn In bed, OF
raise his bead, everybody said be was dy'
Ing % Consumption. Atrial bottle OF Dr.
Kings New Discovery ~as sent him. find
log relief. b. bought large bottle sui
boz OF Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by ,h'
time be had taken two boxes OF Pills snt
two bottles % The Discovery. be Was vel
AMI bad gained In fssh ihifty-sir pounds
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discovery free
Al Moves Drug store. Norway.